A company out in California is now testing a machine that allows them to beam sunlight onto an area at night https://nypost.com/2026/10/28/us-news/california-town-blasted-with-artificial-sunlight-as-startup-tests-tech/
>Reflect Orbital has purchased two dedicated rocket launches from India’s Skyroot Aerospace to deploy its first experimental mirror satellites. Its initial “Earendil” mission is scheduled for the second quarter of 2027.hope they explode
>>545174218The Soviets tried this in the early 90s. They got what was basically a moon beam to sweep across parts of Europe.
>>545174218Cathode Ray Sunshine
Why
>>545177230For real, why? Torches exist and are a bit cheaper to utilise. Even 5 helicopters with high beams is cheaper.
>>545177230Given how these freaks are now, probably so they can enact some kind of apocryphal talmudic prophecy on command, but the original idea when the Soviets did it the first time around was so they could blast sunlight on farms day and night to increase output. Probably would have had the opposite effect, but it never worked anyway.
>>545177230Jews. https://www.reflectorbital.com/team
